Cache La Poudre Fishing Report
Latest Update: 6/2/2026
Current Streamflow : 932 cfs @ Canyon Mouth, 263 cfs @ Fort Collins, 1 cfs @ North Fork below Seaman Reservoir
Runoff is continuing to bring a large volume of water through the canyon, meaning the bugs have remained active and are hatching consistently. The weaker runoff this year has also resulted in much better clarity than we ordinarily see this time of year. Earlier in the morning, there has still been some color in the water, but as the day progresses, it has been shifting to more of a copper or tea color. Salmonflies are still hatching and making their way up the canyon, and other stonefly species, such as golden stones, have started to become active as well. Caddis have also become a great option to add to the mix when fish aren't looking up for big stonefly dries. If you have any questions about the Poudre, feel free to give either shop a call, and we'll be happy to point you in the right direction.
Take a look at our Poudre Assortment, a great selection for this time of year. Or, click the images below for a full list of our current recommended fly patterns.
Poudre River Recommended Flies
Poudre River Dry Flies
These are our current favorites while out on the water—fully up to date with the latest hatches and the must-have bugs that are working right now.
Poudre River Nymphs
These are our current favorites while out on the water—fully up to date with the latest hatches and the must-have bugs that are working right now.
Poudre River Streamers
These are our current favorites while out on the water—fully up to date with the latest hatches and the must-have bugs that are working right now.
Poudre River Summer Collection View all
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